M’luru: Police arrest three for gambling


Team Udayavani, Mar 16, 2023, 1:18 PM IST

Police on Thursday arrested three persons for their alleged involvement in matka gambling.

Praveen (33), a resident of Kotekar, Manoj George Noronha (43), a resident of Kudupu Nadumane and Rakesh (47), a resident of Gorigudde Nehru Road were arrested from a building near Ambedkar Circle in the city.

Police seized Rs 3000 cash, two mobile phones, two computers and other equipment used for the gambling game. The total value of these items is estimated to be Rs 75,000.

The operation was conducted under the leadership of ACP Mahesh Kumar.

 

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